VIIIth SEMESTER

INTERNSHIP REPORT
INTERNSHIP REPORT SUBMITTED IN PARTIAL FULFILMENT
OF REQUIREMENTS OF BA-LLB (H) DEGREE

SUBMITTED BY:

JANVI SRIVASTAVA
43525503818
September, 2022

JIMS Engineering Management Technical Campus-

School of Law, Affiliated to GGSIP University
Greater Noida, Gautam Buddh Nagar,
Uttar Pradesh, India
 LIST OF CONTENTS

S.N TITL PAG

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1. Details of Internship 4
2. Acknowledgement 5
3. Certificate of Internship 7
4. Undertaking 8
5. Introduction 9
6. Importance of Legal Internship 10-11
7. Benefits of Internship 12-
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8. Detailed of the work done 15-
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10. Conclusion 19

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 WIDE INTERNSHIP DETAILS

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 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

I, JANVI SRIVASTAVA takes this opportunity to express my profound gratitude and deep
regards to Dr. Pallavi Gupta (HOD) and all of my professors of JEMTEC School of law for
their exemplary guidance, monitoring and constant encouragement.

The internship Opportunity I had with UNUC LEGAL LLP, under the guidance of Advocate
Mr. Pawan Upadhyay sir was a great chance for learning and professional development.
Therefore, I consider myself as a lucky individual as I was provided with an opportunity to be a
part of it. I am grateful for having a chance to meet so many wonderful people and professionals
who led me through this internship period.

I also express my deepest thanks to ADVOCATE PAWAN UPADHYAY for giving necessary
advice, guidance and all facilities to make the task easier. I choose this moment to acknowledge
their contribution gratefully.

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 CERTIFICATE

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 UNDERTAKING
I, JANVI SRIVASTAVA student of BA-LLB, Semester 8, of JIMS Engineering
Management Technical Campus- School of Law, confirm the completion of 2 month
Internship with UNUC LEGAL LLP. Further, I had also reported to the mentor as per the
duration and time of internship mentioned. I hereby undertake that I had abided by the rules and
regulations of the employer and the committee.

It is submitted that neither the said work, nor any part thereof, has earlier been submitted to any
University or Institution for the award of any degree and diploma. I further undertake to have
completed internship and had put my best efforts towards it.

Sincerely

Name:JANVI

SRIVASTAVA

Enrollment no.: 43525503818

Signature:

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 INTRODUCTION
The report examines the internship program with UNUC LEGAL LLP for the period of 2
month (4st July 2022 to 4th september 2022). It has immensely been a commendable learning
experiencing for me. The internship delivered me insight look of the society through the
medium of research, where I dealt with directly to look into the problems under the guidance of
my senior.

I was able to complete my internship with an excellent learning experience. I was given
various tasks for researching on different legal issues which are dealt by the people, and I was
able to gain a holistic view through the medium of my research and guidance given by the
seniors. It was a new experience for me to research on new topics and wherever I found
difficulty, I used to ask from my mentor at any time.

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 IMPORTANCE OF LEGAL INTERNSHIP
Internship is an important part of academic curriculum because they help in one gain
practical knowledge and experience required to excel in their respective fields. Legal
internships are not an exception to this rule. Legal internships help law students to decide
their respective areas of interest out of plethora of opportunities offered by legal education be
it a career in a corporate law firm litigation, academics or working for NGOs.

1. Internship is one of modes of practical training in the sphere of legal education. Apart
from moots, legal aid and legal writing it forms a core component of practical
acquisition and assimilation of law teaching syllabus for the students.
2. The process of internship provides students with an opportunity to study and examine
the structure and behavior of organizations. It shows to them the nature of legal
framework of the institutions and the concerned issues. Students gets the benefit of an
exposure to law in action rather than law in books (acquired in the classroom) and
thus helps them in due
acquisition of legal expertise.

Legal services are the tenth most popular filed choice in our student internship program.
Each year, a few dozen students from political science, law and other majors do short term
internship in law.

Importance of legal internship can be summarized through following points:

1. Internships provides a platform for practical application of classroom knowledge

2. Legal internships help in gaining practical skills and hence gives an edge in the job
market
3. Internship assists in choosing respective area of interest and hence in specialization.

Legal internship is primarily research and drafting oriented

Research: Research constitutes an important aspect of any internship whether it is a law firm
or a court internship. Hence one needs to be well acquainted with various legal research
tools, the prominent being Manupatra, Lexis nexus, Welts’ etc.

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 Drafting: Drafting skills require lots of hard work and patience. One needs to be well versed
with the various drafting specimens and formatting skills in order to undertake and complete
such assignments properly. Apart from these assignments may include proof reading of
various legal documents, observance of court proceedings, making notes on various legal
issues etc and other tasks depending on the nature of internship.

Daily internship duties

• Online research work for various topics including topics of immense

gravity and for the purpose of law.
• Research done in various verticals of law covering Indian Penal
Code, Criminal Procedure Code, Tort Law and various other Acts of
immense importance.

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 Benefits of Internship

I have certainly enjoyed the benefit of training under the able guidance of Advocate Pawan
Upadhyay. Internship has brought a better understanding and provided me with a better
vision in the law world. One of the important benefits of internship that, it not only helped me
to understand formal legal presentation of any case but it also helped me in knowing the
actual preparation which has done through the method of research.

Internship has made me more knowledgeable, better equipped and experienced in law
field. Training can always help in improving the performance in any field, it did
apply in law field as well. It helped me to get knowledge about various sections
which I was not aware of. The following are the list of skills, knowledge, and
personal development that I plan to obtain during my internship.

SKILLS:

1. WRITING
• How to write efficiently and effectively in a short time
period.
• Learning to take notes using a shorthand method.
• Improve my general writing skills.

2. LISTENING
• Listen to what others have to say; do not be anxious to
interrupt.
• Listen to the answers attorneys give me concerning their
careers.
• Learn to pick up on cues that a person is not being honest
with me.

3. EMPATHY
• Develop empathy towards others, even if it is hard to picture
or
understand an issue through their eyes.
• Look for good qualities in others, and really see their life
conditions.

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 4. LEADERSHIP
• Become an active member in the
office, contributing to the work
that needs to be accomplished.
• Take the initiative to ask others
if they need help and take
advantage of every opportunity
to get involved.
• Take charge of work
assigned to me, figure out
what needs to be done
without Step-by step
instructions.
• Don’t be afraid to ask for help if
I cannot figure something out.

a. LEGAL RESEARCH
i. Learn the basics of legal research, its usefulness, and shortcuts of
obtaining information in a relatively short amount of time.
ii. Learn what legal research is like in law school, and how to prepare for it.
iii. Interviewing Techniques Gathering information from individuals such as
the defendants, witnesses, victims, etc.
iv. Learn how to spot cues that people are being honest or are not being honest.
v. How to get people to tell me what I need from them. Interviewing
Techniques Gathering information from individuals such as the
defendants, witnesses, victims, etc.
vi. Learn how to spot cues that people are being honest or are not being honest.
b. How to get people to tell me what I need from them.

c. DEBATE SKILLS
i. Learn how to make sound, strong arguments.
ii. Think fast on my feet with a rebuttal to an argument.
iii. Logical Reasoning/Analytical Thought Develop these skills further.
iv. change my thought process to see an issue from a different angle than before.

d. KNOWLEDGE
• Understand the legal system
• Gain full knowledge of the criminal justice system and how each section relates to the
other.
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 • Learn how the court systems work for adults and juveniles.

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 e. DEBATE SKILLS
i. Learn how to make sound, strong arguments.
ii. Think fast on my feet with a rebuttal to an argument.
iii. Logical Reasoning/Analytical Thought Develop these skills further;
iv. change my thought process to see an issue from a different angle than before.

f. KNOWLEDGE
• Understand the legal system
• Gain full knowledge of the criminal justice system and how each section relates to the
other.

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 Day- wise Internship Report brief of 4 weeks

S.NO. DATES WORK DONE

1. 4st July Assisted in Drafting Special Leave petition
(SLP) in the matter of KAHM Industries Pvt.
Ltd. V. Punalur Paper Mills ltd. With M/s
Lindsey Towers Pvt. Ltd. And question of law
involved was Whether the court below erred
in law and in fact in passing
the impugned order thereby holding a trial
without any
documents and evidence of the parties which
is absolutely
against the principal of enumerated under
order XXXIX of
the code of civil Procedure?
Whether the courts have failed to apply his
judicious mind and has erred in law?
2. 5th july Continued with the same work

3. 6th july Continued with the same work

4. 7th July Asked to find judgments in the advance final

argument stage in the matter of Embassy of
Democratic Republic of Congo V. M/s
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 Buniyaad Construction Pvt. Ltd. In this case
the respondent has filed petition under section
36 of arbitration and conciliation act for
execution of said arbitral award.
5. 8th July
Researched on the topic “Enemy property”,
its meaning, how does the state govt deals with
it, if someone sells enemy property then what
are the consequences of that sale, is it valid or
9th July invalid?
6.
11th July continued with the same
7.
12th July Continued the same
8.
Was asked to draft a mutual consent divorce
petition in the matter of Aprajita sarcar v.
Anand Parappadi Krishnan under section 13B
13th July of Hindu marriage act 1954
9.
Continued the same
10. 14th July
Attended HC proceedings in various matters
related to service, compensation etc.

15th July Attended HC proceedings in matter of

Embassy of democratic republic of congo v.
11.
Buniyaad constructions pvt. Ltd.

18th July Attended mutual consent divorce in Saket

12.
family court
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 Attended proceedings in the matter of CNC
WAPCOS V.NSG in the Patiala house court.
Sir asked me to take pass over in the case
while my sir was in the tis hazari court.
13. 19th July Attended HC proceedings in the matter of
Miniso pvt. Ltd. V. Puneet Prakash, a petition
was filed under section 34 of Arbitration and
Conciliation Act.
14. 20th July Did research work on whether court has
power to condone delay is discretionary and
whether the applicant is required to come
with clean hands?

15. 21st July Continued the same

Was asked to find judgments in the

16. 22nd July matter of M/S OCS EIC Consortium V.
Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Ltd.

17. 25rd July Continued with the same

18. 26h July Asked to draft a complaint Under section

138 of negotiable instruments Act 1881 in the
matter of Kaapi solutions India Pvt. Ltd. V.
Coffee Dynamics pvt. Ltd for dishonored
cheque and payment of Rs 50,000 respectively.
19. 27th July Research work on whether amendment in
section 12(5) of Arbitration and conciliation
Act is Retrospective or prospective.

20. 28th July Continued with the same

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 21. 29th July Brief case analysis of the judgment shiv
shankar Rice Mills V. FCI and ors, challenged
section 34 of the Arbitration and Conciliation
Act for the correctness of the Arbitral award
rendered by the sole Arbitrator to the dispute
arising between the parties.

22. 30th July Drafted a legal notice for the Maha durga
charitable trust hospital on the grounds of
non- payment of salaries to their employees
and other negligence done in the hospital.

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 CONCLUSION

To conclude the report, I would say that this internship experience was an amazing learning
experience.
It opened up the curtain between academic knowledge and its application in real life. It gave me a
taste of what I am going to do in my future. I felt privileged to be a part of the legal fraternity and I
was also lucky to have interned with Advocate Pawan Upadhyay. From him, I not only got to
learn the quirks of the legal profession as a lawyer but I also got to know the importance of having
a wide social base and the importance of networking.

One thing that will always stay with me is to be a successful and a passionate litigator, one needs to
love the heavy case files and the voluminous books and love to be surrounded by them and feel
awed by them. Without exposure to the real world, one cannot understand the analytical and
positive application of law and jurisprudence and the actual function and the structure of law.
What we study is the body, but what we have learned from this internship is a mechanical of this
body.
I was surprised to see how the simplest of laws were applicable in the most difficult of situations
and how loopholes leave so much scope for evolution and improvisation today in this field. I also
observed that law is everything but constant and with the same soul as of a human. In other words,
or as that of our counsel, laws may come and laws may repeal, but they must always stay true to our
original values and in case of laws, they must always be faithful to the constitution, which is the
most supreme law of the land and governs all equals and unequal in respect of each other.

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